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So much variety, so much to eat : The neuro-cognitive bases of visual food categorization in infancy
Food is fundamental to life. Yet, detecting members of the food category raises a substantial cognitive challenge as different foods do not have any apparent common visual features. Moreover, what is deemed edible and appropriate to eat also varies greatly across social groups. While the neuro-cogni
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